First Layer Test - Quick Print (A1/A2L/P2S/X2D/H2D) - Free 3D Print Model

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A1 First Layer Test

Designer

31 min

1 plate

5.0(1)

A2L first layer test

Designer

56 min

1 plate

P2S First Layer Test

Designer

37 min

1 plate

X2D first layer test

Designer

1.1 h

2 plates

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This model is a Bambu Lab 3D printer first layer test model, used to test the first layer print quality of the printer.

Compatible with models A1/A2L/P2S/X2D/H2D, all have been actually tested, with more models to be updated later.

For new machines, test the first layer quality to assess the build plate flatness and auto-leveling effect.
When printer print quality is poor, perform a first layer test to determine the first layer quality.
After firmware updates, maintenance, or relocating the printer, it is recommended to perform printer calibration and a first layer test.

Abnormal phenomena during first layer testing:

Print Effect:	Source of Problem:
First layer print lines are flat, can be removed intact, with no large rough areas.	Printer normal
First layer print lines over large areas are sparse or disconnected, cannot be removed intact.	First layer nozzle too high or build plate partially concave
First layer print is rough, with material overflow.	First layer nozzle too low or build plate partially convex
First layer print damaged in some areas, lines messy	Build plate has oil stains

Solutions:

Under normal circumstances, a complete automatic bed leveling of the printer can solve most problems.
Check if the printer nozzle, synthetic stone, and nozzle sensor are functioning correctly.
Check if the build plate is uneven due to malfunction, impact, etc.
If none of the above resolve the issue, you can contact customer service or refer to WIKI tutorials for bed screw leveling (Note: This method is a last resort, incorrect operation may lead to more severe bed tilting).

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